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    Jurist France extends legal limit for terminating pregnancy to 14 weeks

    The French National Assembly voted 135-47 Wednesday in favor of extending the legal limit for ending a pregnancy from 12 to 14 weeks. While the bill was first put forward to lawmakers in October 2022 by MP Albane Gaillot, a year of parliamentary rows slowed down the progression of the bill...
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    Jurist UN and Red Cross call for civilian protection in Ukraine

    Following Russia’s official invasion of Ukraine Thursday, the UN and International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) called on the parties involved to protect civilians and critical infrastructure in accordance with the international rules of war. ICRC President Peter Maurer asked the parties...
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    Jurist Moldova calls for state of emergency following Russian invasion into Ukraine

    Moldovan President Maia Sandu announced Thursday that the country will be closing its airspaces and asked the government to declare a state of emergency following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. The country is preparing to harbor “tens of thousands” of Ukrainian refugees as a result of the recent...
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    Jurist Colombia court decriminalizes abortion up to 24 weeks

    Colombia’s Constitutional Court has decriminalized abortion up to 24 weeks, continuing a trend that has been spreading across traditionally conservative Catholic Latin American countries. The court had considered two cases over the past several months. One was brought by lawyer Andrés Mateo...
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    Jurist India advertising council issues guidelines on crypto assets advertisements

    The Advertising Standards Council of India (ASCI) issued a set of guidelines Wednesday designed to prevent risk to users of crypto assets and related services. Titled the “Guidelines for Advertising of Virtual Digital Assets and Linked Services,” the guidelines prefer the term “Virtual Digital...
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    Jurist Uganda considers new law to impose fines on people who refuse COVID vaccine

    Uganda’s Parliamentary Health Committee stated Tuesday that it is considering proposed legislation that will impose fines on those who refuse to be vaccinated against COVID-19 and possibly jail terms for those who fail to pay. A statement released on the parliament’s website states that the...
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    Jurist UK asks media regulator to review Russian state-controlled broadcaster

    UK Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries Wednesday sent a letter to Ofcom, the country’s communication services regulator, accusing Russian state-controlled television network RT of spreading disinformation and requesting that Ofcom take action if necessary. The letter came after Russia recognized...
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    Jurist Western leaders impose fresh sanctions amid Russian invasion of Ukraine

    As Russian troops closed in on Ukraine by land, sea and air on Thursday, US, Canadian and EU leaders imposed new waves of sanctions against Moscow, citing grave concerns that left unchecked, Russian aggression threatens to upend global order. Earlier Thursday, Russia’s Vladimir Putin ordered a...
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    Jurist Russia postpones Cuba debt payments amid deepening of ties

    Russia’s lower house of parliament Tuesday said that Russia has agreed to postpone some debt payments owed to it by communist-run Cuba until 2027, just a few days after the two countries announced that they would deepen their ties amid the escalating Ukraine crisis. The statement released by...
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    Jurist ECHR rules Russia authorities violated Jehovah’s Witnesses freedom of religion and liberty

    The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) Tuesday }']ruled that searches conducted by Russian authorities in flats and prayer halls of 14 Jehovah’s Witnesses more than ten years ago violated their fundamental rights to freedom of religion and liberty. The court jointly examined six cases...
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